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| Farrah Fawcett | ... | Beate Klarsfeld | |
| Tom Conti | ... | Serge Klarsfeld | |
| Geraldine Page | ... | Itta Halaunbrenner | |
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Hélène Vallier | ... | Raissa Klarsfeld |
| Catherine Allégret | ... | Simone Lagrange | |
| Féodor Atkine | ... | Luc Pleyel | |
| Vincent Gauthier | ... | Klaus Barbie in 1944 | |
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Claude Vernier | ... | Klaus Barbie / Altmann |
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Jacques Vincey | ... | David |
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Florence Haziot | ... | Chantal |
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Eric Prat | ... | Marco |
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Pierre-Olivier Scotto | ... | Eli |
| Gilles Ségal | ... | Herbert John | |
| László Szabó | ... | Arno Klarsfeld in 1943 (as Lazlo Szabo) | |
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Pascale de Boysson | ... | Mrs. Kunzel |
Farrah Fawcett plays real-life Beate Klarsfeld, a German Protestant housewife who, with the help of her Jewish law-student husband, Serge, began an unrelenting campaign after World War II to bring Nazi war criminals to justice, most of which is centered on Klaus Barbie. The story follows her pursuit while she survives jail, torture, numerous assassination attempts, and arrests in South America and in Germany. Written by Matt Patay
Directed by Lindsay-Hog many users know as the man who directed the ill-fated (but absorbing)"let it be" starring the Beatles.
Based on Beate Klarsfeld's true story,an admirable woman who discovered the horrors of the holocaust.A lawyer,but a non-Jew,abetted by her (Jewish) husband,she would dedicate her efforts to find the war criminals ,which would lead to the arrest of Klaus Barbie.
Some people complained because they cast Farah Fawcett ,a sex symbol and an ex-Charlie's angel as the lead.But the actress displays determination and resilience.Her best scene is when she's alone on the streets in Brazil and tries to urge the people to help her catch a man "who killed women and children during WW2".
An above average made-for-TV work.Its current rating of 7,3 is well deserved.